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[QUOTE=mariammal;177749][B]UNIVERSITY OF LUCKNOW 
Department Of Anthropology
M.Phil
SEMESTER-I
Paper I : Anthropological theories and theoretical issues[/B]

[B]Unit-1 :[/B]
Nature of social sciences, Relationship of social sciences with natural/physical sciences and humanities, Empiricism, Rationalism, and positivism.

[URL]http://www.lkouniv.ac.in/syl_anthro.htm[/URL]
[URL]http://www.lkouniv.ac.in/department/anthro/syllabus/syl_mphil_anthro.pdf[/URL]

[B]Unit-2 :[/B]
Interpretive approach, symbolism and symbolic anthropology, New ethnography, cognitive anthropology.

[B]Unit-3 :[/B]
Marxism and Marxian anthropology. Contributions of Indian anthropologists to theoretical traditions.

[B]Unit-4 :[/B]
Concepts of cultural pluralism and multiculturalism, ethnicity, globalization, civil society, post-modernism, nation building. Future of anthropology.

[B]Paper 2 : Research Methodology[/B]
[B]Unit-1 :[/B]
Nature of anthropological research, Quantitative and qualitative aspects in research and their relationship, Triangulation, Problem of subjectivity and reflexivity in anthropological research.

[B]Unit-2 :[/B]
Research design-concept and types, Formulation of research design, Field work in urban setting, culture of poverty.

[B]Unit-3 :[/B]
Writing up quantitative and qualitative research
[B]Unit-4 :[/B]
Field work hazards and tensions, culture shock and rapport establishment, ethics and politics of research, Participatory methodologies: PLA, PRA, and focused group discussion.

[B]Paper 3 : Indian Society and Culture[/B]
[B]Unit-1 :[/B]
Approaches to the study of Indian society, culture and civilization. Traditional bases of Indian social system (purushartha, ashram, rina, dharma, karma, varna and jati, joint family).

[B]Unit-2 :[/B]
Composition of Indian society (ethnic, linguistic and religious diversity), caste and tribe, caste among non-Hindus, Impact of Budhism, Islam and Christianity on Indian society.

[B]Unit-3 :[/B]
Indian village: continuity and change, jajmani system, dominant caste, status of SCs, STs OBCs and religious minorities.

[B]Unit-4 :[/B]
Status of women and women’s empowerment, casteism, communalism and regionalism, Role of NGOs in the changing face of India. Modernization of Indian society.[/QUOTE]

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